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Drugmaker not ready to use Ebola drug

By Matthew Perrone, AP Health Writer | August 19, 2014 - 12:00am

A Canadian drugmaker working on an experimental drug for Ebola said Wednesday that it is not ready to make the treatment available in Africa, despite assurances by international health officials that it is ethical...

Freeman Opinion

Liberia opens 2nd Ebola center in capital

By Jonathan Paye Layleh and Krista Larson | August 17, 2014 - 6:18am

Liberian authorities opened a new center to treat Ebola patients in the capital yesterday after the existing one became overwhelmed with patients, while two more airlines announced they will halt flights to the capitals...

World